Asus NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 Graphic Card - 16 GB GDDR7 - 7680 x 4320 - 2.62 GHz Boost Clock - 256 bit Bus Width - PCI Express 5.0 x16 - DisplayPort - 3 x DisplayPort - HDMI

ASUS Prime RTX 5080 – Review First Impressions & Design From the moment you take it out of the box, the Prime RTX 5080 shows that ASUS has aimed for a strong balance between performance, cooling, and build quality. It isn't the flashiest ART/ROG variant, but it delivers plenty of meat where it counts. The design is clean, solid, and the cooling solution looks well engineered. It's made to be somewhat more compact/sFF-friendly than some of the larger “flagship” cards, which is great for users building mid-sized or small form factor systems. ASUS has clearly put thought into making sure you get high performance without an unnecessarily bulky cooler. --- Key Specs That Matter Here are some of the specs that really help the Prime RTX 5080 shine: Spec Prime RTX 5080 GPU Architecture NVIDIA Blackwell 2.0 Cores / SMs / RT / Tensor 10,752 CUDA cores; 84 SMs; 84 RT-cores; 336 Tensor cores Memory 16 GB GDDR7, ~30 Gbps; 256-bit bus; ~960 GB/s bandwidth Clock Speeds Base ~2295 MHz; Boost in the range of ~2600-2655 MHz depending on edition/model Physical / Power ~2.5-slot width; length ~304-306 mm; TDP ~360 W; suggests PSU around 750 W or more

I've had the graphics card in my PC for a few day now and have not run into a single problem. From installation to loading up my first game the process was incredibly easy and so far I haven't ran into a single issue. The fans on this GPU are very quiet, my case and radiator fans are much louder. I have been able to run almost every game I have loaded up on max graphics. I would definitely buy another ASUS GPU in the near future